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On December 15, 2020, the Director of ANRE, Eugen Carpov participated at the EU4Energy Phase I – Closing Event.
The online event gathered all parties involved in EU4Energy program. Each participating party delivered a brief presentation of the results achieved. The participants had the opportunity to discuss activities on the implementation of phase II of the EU4Energy project, which will start in January 2021.
During his speech, Eugen Carpov highlighted the main achievements made by ANRE following the support provided by the EU4Energy project that includes the support on drafting and transposing the regulations provided in the Third Energy Package. “The most important support provided to the Republic of Moldova was the development of new regulations for a stable operation of the electricity and natural gas markets. The new rules are in line with the European model and provide the necessary mechanisms to diversify the products and trading time, thus developing a competitive and transparent market. The EU4Energy experts contributed also to the process of drafting the key normative acts including: Electricity and Natural Gas Market Rules, Electricity Network Code, Gas Network Code, Methodology on calculation, approval and application of the regulated tariff for the electricity market operation service. These normative acts facilitate the integration into regional markets,” added Eugen Carpov.
Moreover, the EU4Energy programs provided a platform for discussions between all member countries. These High-level discussions have facilitated the dialogue between the Republic of Moldova and other Eastern Partnership Member States, in particular Ukraine. The dialogue has helped overcome many problems and coordinate actions to achieve the necessary objectives.
The EU4Energy representatives noted that the Republic of Moldova was active and made visible progress during this cooperation. The implementation of the best international practices will give the country the opportunity to position itself as an important player in the regional and international arena.
The EU4Energy programs provide technical assistance to state institutions in Eastern Partnership countries. The aim to strengthen the legislative and regulatory framework in the energy sectors, identify investment opportunities in energy infrastructure and improve access to information in the partner countries. The EU4Energy programs are funded by the EU.
